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"Leigh Day & Co are specialist personal injury solicitors with one of the country’s largest clinical negligence and human rights teams. The firm’s ethos is to ensure that the ordinary person has just as good quality legal advice as our state bodies, insurers and multi-nationals." Martyn Day, Senior Partner. |
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Leigh Day & Co Solicitors specialise in personal injury compensation claims for major transport disasters, work accidents and life-changing injury to the brain or spine. Leigh Day & Co represents individuals who have experienced discrimination at work or in other areas of their lives specialising in particular in disability discrimination and equal pay. Leigh Day & Co is reputedly the leading clinical negligence compensation claims firm in the UK, specialising in claims for severe medical injuries, cerebral palsy and fatal accidents. Leigh Day has expertise in product liability claims involving medical devices, drugs and medicines. Leigh Day & Co represents clients whose human rights are denied in health and social care, by abuse or by environmental problems. Leigh Day handles holiday accident claims for those injured while abroad on holiday, travelling for business or other purposes. Leigh Day & Co specialises in claims for asbestos related diseases and other work-related disease or industrial disease claims. Leigh Day & Co represents the rights of people and the environment in a world of multi-national organisations and global responsibility. |
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Iraqi torture victims have welcomed today's announcement by the Government that an independent inquiry will be held into their treatment.
Sami Mohammed was murdered after returning to Iraq to work as an interpreter for the British Army. His wife claims that the army did little to protect him despite knowing of the risks interpreters faced.
Richard Stein, Leigh Day & Co solicitors and Clive Stafford Smith, Reprieve held a press conference to announce issuing proceedings against the Government to release evidence which may prove Binyam Mohamed as innocent.
Jeremiah Duggan died in suspicious circumstances in Germany in March 2003. His mother, Erica Duggan, has been fighting for a new inquest into his death.
Anne Winyard, joint head of the clinical negligence department at law firm Leigh Day & Co, welcomes a settlement which has been approved for her client Olivia Bull.
The High Court has quashed the decision to halt the BAE investigation and gives the go-ahead for the case to move on to the House of Lords.
The clinical negligence department at law firm Leigh Day& Co has settled a case on bahalf of a baby who lost the fingers and part of his thumb of his right hand after negligent medical treatment.
Claims for compensation for those involved in the Porton Down tests will be considered by the Government up to 30th June 2008.